With thanks to Ruud Grootveld - NL for his translations of the Indonesian
and Jean-François Dias - F for his informations about Baliopoly.

Until today there are no Monopoly games issued in Indonesia authorized by Parker Brothers. However it was and is frequently copied and the greater the outward likeness the more careless the imitation is!
The various manufacturers handle different designs for their games. 
Many versions say to be "Kreasi Baru" or "Gaya Baru" (= new design) but it is not clear what design they are compared to.

                                                                 SELF-MADE game from a Japanese P.O.W.-camp

Although this concerns a P.O.W.-camp for (mainly) Dutch women and children in former Batavia - Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta - Indonesia), it has to be mentioned with the Indonesian games. 
The Japanese occupation of the Dutch East Indies in W.W. II lasted of March 9, 1942 up to Augustus 15, 1945.

Version: Kamp Tjideng 
Artist: Mrs. E.Muller-Nieuwenhuysen - 1945
Currently owned by the Museon in The Hague, donated by the maker's daughter: Marjan Mundt
Dimensions of the game board: 48.5 x 48.5 cm

Mrs. Muller lived together with her little son Huib and daughter Marjan in the Tjideng Japanese camp, being a district of Batavia fenced by gedek. In the last war months there finally lived more than 10,000 women and children under piteous circumstances in circa 220 houses and other buildings.
Initially the children were too young to play Monopoly, but near the end of the war it became interesting to make a game, based on daily live in the camp.

The residents had to frequently line up for the Japanese (kumpul) on a large square, often standing there in the sun for hours, doing nothing. Mrs. Muller in those moments was scratching with a knife houses and hotels of small pieces of wood. She later colored them with colored pencils. The same way she made the property deeds, the red Kans and blue Wijkkantoor (districts office) cards as well as the little white Banknotes with colored edges. 
(Adjacent "Bowing for the Japanese"-picture has been copied from an article in www.wereldkids.nl). She swapped the plywood sheet on which the game board originally was drawn with colored pencils, for a pair of her shoes. (Soon after the war all colors were improved with painting.)

Texts on the board's midfield:

From the loudspeaker next calls sounds:

The illustration under that shows running childeren for the (cattle) intestines and the tapioca rolls, delicacies one wouldn't even touch under normal circumstanses.
Under that: goldfish Dikkie that didn't has a long life, because it was soon fried.  
Left on top the Kans-space: one of Huib's activities was: to sweep, with a sapu-lidi of course.
Right on top the Kans-space: another job he did was sharpening knifes.

From Begin onwards all spaces are:

Oganweg - Wijkkantoor - Kommeringweg - Verplicht geld inleveren (Obligatory hand in money)/Betaal (Pay) f 200 - Dysenterie Ziekenhuis (nr.20 on the map) - Serajoeweg - Kans - Koeantang - Toelangbawangweg - Jongenshuis (Boyshouse)/Op visite - Tjipoenegaraweg - Passar (nr.16 on the map) - Beroemoengweg - Ampasiet E - Tropisch Ziekenhuis - Ampasiet D - Wijkkantoor - Ampasiet C - Kamparweg - Vrij Koempoelen - Ampasiet B - Distributie halen o.a. Rijst (Collect rationing a.o. rice) 100 cl / Zout 15 gr / Suiker 10 g / Beurt overslaan (Omit one turn) - Ampasiet A  - Brantasweg - Kinder Ziekenhuis - Tjioedjoeng - Tjilamajaweg - Wijktoko (nr.18 on the map) - Tjideng West - Naar Jongenshuis (To Boyshouse, nr.9 on the map) - Kapoeasstraat - Batanghari - Wijkkantoor - Tjitaroemweg - Chirurgisch Ziekenhuis - Kans - Moesiweg - Alle electrische voorwerpen inleveren (Hand in all electric objects)/ Betaal (Pay) f 200  and Laan Trivelli. 
(A larger picture of the map can be obtained by clicking on the small picture.)

The 2 "most expensive streets" of this game board, Laan Trivelli (with its 2 impressive mansions at the entrance of the camp) and Moesiweg were 2 of the most important streets of the camp.  
Mrs. Muller lived with her children a.o. in a mansion in Laan Trivelli and Moesiweg, but also in a smaller house on the Ampasietweg E.
The Jail is here the Jongenshuis (boyshouse) because that really was the camps' jail. The guard consisted of  Heiho's, called "katjang idjoes" by the residents.
The Toko was a kind of little shop, where so every now and than simple things were for sale, for example, when people had well "paculed" or when you had knitted an extra pair of socks for the Japanese. What was sold mainly exsisted of gula-jawa or a pisang, or things like that.

Some typical instructions of the Kans- and Wijkkantoor-cards are: 

The 7 banknotes are simple white papers with a large figure in the centre; the denominations resp. being 1 - 5 - 10 - 20 - 50 - 100 and 500 guilders. 
The 5 tokens present with the gameare: 3 small beads - a little wheel of tin and a black chess castle.
Both black dice seems to be not self-made.

Th handwritten Rules apparently are, somewhat shortened, copied from the first Dutch rules, appearing f.e. from the classification in exactly the same chapters, the mention "Three to seven players" (later rules say "for 2 to 6 players") as well as the mention with the Bank: "The Banker better put the money and property deeds on a little table next to him" (This comic mention does not occur later). Possibly more components of this only in about 1940 published Dutch game were present in the camp, but should the board have been available the color bars would have been applied more accurate!

Explanation of some Indonesian words:

Gedek = sheets/mats of braided bamboo
Kumpul = originally: comming together sociably with friends and acquaintances; here: falling in for the Japanese 
Tèmpé = soya cake
Sapu lidi = broom made of ribs of palm leaves
Passar = market
Heiho= Indonesian slave-soldier for the Japanese = in the camp called "katjang idjoes" (= small green pea), after their green uniforms.
Pacul = cultivate land with a square spade
Gula jawa = (brown) palm sugar
Pisang = banana

Read more about Kamp Tjideng in the (only Dutch) book "De hel van Tjideng", by Elise G. Lengkeek, re-issued in 2010 (ISBN 978 90 499 5145 0).

This set was shown on the exhibition "War and Occupation in the Dutch East Indies" in the Waag in Leiden - NL, May 1980.
It was discussed in the Dutch collectors magazine "Spel!", Vol.13, nr.2, Dec.2009, page 5.

Since 2008 this game is property of the Museon in The Hague - NL, where it somethimes is showed in temporary expositions. However, it is also possible to view it any other moment after tetephone appointment.

Edition: Monopoli Kreasi Baru - red box, ref. K. 072   
Publisher: Kurnia Toys and Games - ± 1990
Dimensions of the box: 18.5 x 33.5 cm
The game:
The first thing that attract attention is the turnover lid that fits inside the bottom section of the box. 
Inside this soft cardboard box is a soft cardboard one-piece game board without prepared fold. The board's back is white and does not show any other game.

The design of the game board is like the well-known "big brother", i.e. with 9 spaces between the corners, all property groups have the same colors, in the middle of each side is a kind of station, the second corner is a Jail (with a long haired person behind 3 bars), the 3rd corner shows a kind of Policeman-with-whistle and the Chance- and Community Chest-like spaces spread over the 4 sides. Instead of Electric Company and Water Works these spaces have been added as a fourth property to the adjacent color group. Receive 400 over Start.
All properties are factories and bank facilities. From Start onwards the fields are:

Asuransi - Undian (= Raffle) - Pabrik Makanan Minuman (= Food and Drinks Factory) - Pajak Penghasilan (= Income Tax) - Angkutan Darat (= Road Transport) - Percetakan Penerbitan (= Printer/Publisher) - Pariwisata (= Tourism) - Real Estate - Penjara - Konstruksi - Peternakan (= Cattle-breeding) - Perikanan (= Fishery) - Pertanian (= Agriculture) - Angkutan Laut (= Shipping) - Perkebunan (= Cultures) - Undian - Kehutanan (= Forestry) - Bank - Peristirahatan (= Halting Place) - Pabrik Gelas (= Glas Works) - Kesempatan (= Opportunity = Chance) - Leasing - Pabrik Rotan - Angkutan Udara (= Aviation) - Pabrik Obat-Obatan (= Pharmaceutical Works) - Pabrik Elektronika - Pabrik Plastik - Pabrik Kertas (= Paper Works) - Masuk Penjara - Pabrik Semen (= Cement Works) - Pabrik Kimia - Undian - Pabrik Tekstil - Satelit - Kesempatan - Pertambangan (= Mining) - PPN - Pabrik Metal.

Of course the factories are not build with houses and hotels but with gedung (= Building, 30 small green hollow plastic caps), peralatan (= Tools, 14 small red hollow plastic caps) and pemasaran (= Marketing of the products, 11 blue hollow plastic caps). The mortgage values of the properties in this edition are variable and are given as last line of the card. The cards' back is white and unprinted.
All cards are very small: the property deeds are 42 x 50 mm, the purple Kesempatan and blue green Undian cards are only 35 x 45 mm. The small banknotes (30 x 58 mm) show a simple sketch of a factory and the name of the not exsisting NHK Bank as well as the name of the game. The Rules name the currancy Rp = Rupiah, however the property deeds use the $-symbol while the notes have the sign §. The 7 denominations are: § 1 (white) - § 5 - § 10 - § 20 - § 50 - § 100 (white) and § 500. The tokens are 4 plastic pawns so this edition is destined to be played by 4 players only.
The dice are light brown with white pips.

The price of this set amounted to Rp 7600 (= € 1,42) in September 1998.

Edition: Monopoli Kreasi Baru - ular dan tangga
Publisher: Interco - ± 1990
Dimensions of the box: 18.5 x 33.5 cm
The game:
It is self-evident that this edition will be compared with the one in the earlier mentioned red box with turnover lid of same dimensions, because its properties also exsist of (other types of) factories.  However the game board of this manufacturer is solid and will doubdless last much longer. As the lid shows already, the board's back is used for the Snakes & Ladders game.
All properties are factories except for the 4 mid spaces A - B - C and D of the sides, being malls. From Berangkat onwards they are:

Pabrik Kayu (= Timber Works) - Undian (= Raffle) - Pabrik Lem (= Glue Works) - Restribusi 300 bayar (= Pay 300) - Pusat Pertokoan A (= Mall A) - Pabrik Seng (= Zink Works) - Kesempatan (= Opportunity = Chance) - Pabrik Kapal (= Shipyard) - Pabrik Lampu - Penjara - Pabrik Gelas (= Glas Works) - Angkutan Barang (= Goods Transport) - Pabrik Tenun (= Textile Works) - Pabrik Moor (= Bolts & Nuts Works) - Pusat Pertokoan B - Pabrik Doos (= Box Factory) - Undian - Pabrik Karet (= Rubber Works) - Pabrik Plastik - Tempat Wisata (= Picnic Place) - Pabrik Tepung (= Flour Mill) - Kesempatan - Pabrik Kertas (Paper Works) - Pabrik Ubin (= Tile Works) - Pusat Pertokoan C - Pabrik Paku (= Nails Works) - Pabrik Susu (= Milk Factory) - Angkutan Orang (= Peoples Transport) - Pabrik Rokok (= Cigarette Works) - Masuk Penjara - Pabrik Kulit (= Leather Works) - Pabrik Sepatu (= Shoe Works) - Undian - Pabrik Baja (= Steel Works) - Pusat Pertokoan D - Kesempatan - Pabrik Sepeda (= Bicycle Works) - Restribusi 200 bayar (= Pay 200) - Pabrik Accu.

The Jail corner shows a window with 7 bars but no prisoner. The 3rd corner is a  halting place instead of a Free Parking. The 4th corner shows the way to prison by a simple red arrow instead of a grave policeman. 
The properties are built with a gedung (= Building, 22 small green hollow plastic caps), mesin (= Machines, 14 small blue hollow plastic caps) and bahan (= Material, 11 red hollow plastic caps). Although the colors of properties are spread all over the game board they do build groups and in case a player is owner of all properties of a group he may triple the rent. Mortgage values of the properties depends on the site and varies between 50 and 90%. The back side of these cards are white and unprinted.
The dimensions of the cards are of: 

The white banknotes (50 x 83 mm) are somewhat strange.  Besides the 6 pointed Intergo-star in the centre and the value of the note in a small rectangular in each corner it also says The united states of Galaxy and Produced by the N.H.K. bank. It is not clear what the name Yomayosa on the notes mean. The only 6 denominations without currency are:  5 - 25 - 50 - 100 - 500 and 1000. The tokens are 4 plastic pawns.
The dice are  dark blue with white pips.

The price of this set amounted to Rp 4400 (= € 2,-) in August 1995.

Edition: Monopoli Eksklusif, ref. GT. No.  231411
Publisher: Interco - ± 1990  
Dimensions of the box: 24.5 x 48 cm
The game:
This edition could have been the more luxurous version of the one of Kurnia Toys and Games with ref. K. 072 described above, however it isn't. Although all properties are exactly the same factories and bank facilities they are grouped in only 7 groups of 4 properties. Besides all prices are exactly twice as high (Receive 400 over Start).

However, the large box consists as usual of a separate lid and bottom part and the game board is of solid cardboard with red back. Also different is the way of building on the properties: the start is again with a gedung (= Building, 24 blue houses with chimney), followed by mesin & peralatan (= Machines & Tools, 24 green blocks) and bahan (= Material, 12 red blocks) and finally pemasaran (= Marketing of the products, 12 blue blocks).
The cards have manageable dimensions: the property deeds (with red backs) are 63 x 94 mm, the blue backed Kesempatan and red backed Undian cards are 61 x 90 mm. 
Mortgage values of the properties are in all cases 75% of the purchase price. This is not only written on the front side of the card but also on the red back.
The yellow banknotes (50 x 100 mm) have a carefully edited design showing the bank's name NHK in a rosette,  the manufacturer's logo in a six pointed star and its value in between. The 6 denominations without currency are: 5 - 25 - 50 - 100 - 500 and  1000. Again the name Yomayosa appears on the banknotes but this time at the end of the rules as well. The tokens are 4 plastic pawns.
The dice are yellow with red pips.

The price of this set amounted to Rp 40,000 (= € 4.55) in February 2001.

Edition: Monopoli Dunia (= world) International 
Publisher: Bakar Product - ± 1995
Dimensions of the small box:15 x 19 cm
                 of the game board: 36 x 36 cm
The game:
This is one of the editions having a small box for all accessoiries and a larger separate game board. In this case the rather solid board is folded twice such that it fits well under the box.

Although this version matches the "authorized versions" a lot (having a Jail, Free Parking, Electric Company, Water Works, 32 green houses and 12 red hotels) there are also many differences. The main feature is the division of the game board into Komplek groups from A to H, being 22 different countries and 4 transport means of cities for the "station-spaces". 
Note that this issue has no copyright.

From Start onwards the properties, illustrated with pictures of landmarks are:
Komplek A: Indonesia - Singapore
Komplek B: Malaysia - Philipina - Thailand
Komplek C: Amerika Serikat (= USA) - Hawai - Jepang (= Japan)
Komplek D: Belanda (=NL) - India - Uni Soviet
Komplek E: RRC (CINA) - HongKong - Taiwan
Komplek F: Inggris (= UK) - Jerman (= D) - Perancis (= F)
Komplek G: Swiss - Canada - Italia
Komplek H: Australia - Afrika

The midfields of the sides are resp.: Changi Airport - Terminal Bis Tokyo (= Tokyo Bus Terminal) - Stasiun London and Pelabuhan Sydney (= Sydney Harbour). Instead of paying Income Tax and Luxury Tax you must pay a toll (= Pajak jalan tol) and Special Tax (= Pajak istimewa).
The dimensions of the professionally printed property deeds (with white backs) are 56 x 86 mm. The funny sketches illustrated blue green Kesempatan (= Opportunity = Chance) and pink Dana Umum (= Community Chest) cards are 61 x 85 mm. 
The rents at a property are doubled in case a player owns all sites of a color group. Mortgage values of the properties are given on the property cards. They vary from almost 19% to 75%. The back of these cards is white and unprinted.
The white banknotes (60 x 105 mm) have two different illustrations in their centres, one being a castle the other an old telegraph office with a key! Besides "Bank Monopoly Internasional" it also mention the value of the note in written text. The 8 denominations in dollars are: $ 10 - $ 20 - $ 50 - $ 100 - $ 200 - $ 500 - $ 1000 and $ 5000. The plastic houses are larger than usual and have the same sizes as the hotels. They have no tiles, nor a chimney. The tokens are 6 small plastic pawns.
The small dice are white with red pips. Special is the green plastic cup to throw the dice with.    

Edition: Monopoli kreasi Baru Maknit, ref. GT. No. 231921
Publisher: Interco - ± 1995
Dimensions of the box: 26.5 x 13.3 x 4.4 cm
The game:
This issue of Interco is exactly the same (Receive 400 over Start) as the one in the small red box of Kurnia Toys and Games with ref. nr. K. 072, earlier mentioned, except for the fact of course that this is a magnetic version. That is why the hollow plastic "structures" are now filled with a magnet. 
The small cards, property deeds, the banknotes as well as the rules have such an exact same design that it is more than likely that we have to do with one and the same company.

The game board (see for the properties the above mentioned edition with ref.nr. K.072) is a kind of video tape box having the playing side on the outside. This box is also the container of all accessories.

The price of this set amounted to Rp 33.900 (= € 6,36) in October 1998.

Edition: Monopoli Indonesia Gaya Baru - small box (1)
Publisher: Inland manufacturer - ± 1996
Dimensions of the little box: 14.3 x 18.3 cm
              of the game board: 46.8 x 46.8 cm
The game:
Striking and interesting is the game board's midfield showing the
whole Indonesian archipelago. On the space where normally the Chance cards are is now an illustration of a train leaving the station of Surabaya - Kota (= City), an important town on East Java. Perhaps this town is the seat of the manufacturer, because the country's capital is Djakarta situated on West Java? On the game board's back the name of the game is infinitely repeated.

It is more than obvious that the manufacturer has looked at the Waddington (= UK) issues because the header of its rules show the word Monopoly (with Y) with under it the typical "engines illustration" with 2 lokomotives, 2 houses and the £-symbol in the middle. Besides small details like the little square in the Pajak Pemasukan (= Import tax) and Pajak Tertinggi (=Tax rise) fields as well as the little "< in a black circle" on the Dana Umum (= Community Chest) fields come undisputedly from the English game board. However, the rascal behind the 3 bars of the Jail is much younger, the car on the Free Parking space is more modern and the policeman of the 3rd corner not only point into the direction of the Jail but brings the rascal himself.

From Start (Receive Rp. 200) onwards the spaces are 22 cities and 4 stations from all isles of the archipelago:
Kebayoran - Dana Umum - Jakarta - Pajak Pemasukan - Setasiun Gambir - Garut - Kesempatan - Bogor - Bandung - Di Penjara/ Harus Tinggal - Sampit - Perusahaan Listrik -Balikpapan - Banjarmasin - Setasiun Baturaja - Lampung - Dana Umum - Palembang - Medan - Parkir bebas - Donggala - Kesempatan - Menado - Makasar - Setasiun Surabaya - Madura - Malang - Perusahaan Air (= water!) - Surabaya - Masuk Penjara - Jogja - Solo - Dana Umum - Semarang - Setasiun Tawang - Kesempatan - Singaraja - Pajak Teringgi - Denpasar.

The spaces show a landmark of the concerning city, like the famous dancer of Bali (at Denpasar). It is not clear why the last red property is called Makasar, after the old name from the Dutch colonial era, rather than Ujung Pandang, the current Indonesian name.

The solid property deeds (with neutral backs) are 55 x 85 mm, however they stick together and have to be torn loose. Same for the blue green Kesempatan and purple Dana Umum cards (47 x 73 mm). 
The mortgage value of the properties is in all cases 50%. 
The small banknotes (38 x 95 mm) do not have a year mentioned as in version (2).  The 7 denominations without currency shown on the notes are: Rp.1 - Rp.5 - Rp.10 - Rp.20 - Rp.50 - Rp.100 and  Rp.500. Each note show a picture of an animal and a proverb. Because of the fact that this is very special I'll mention the translations of most proverbs:

The green plastic tiled houses with chimney have the same sizes as the red hotels.
The 6 tokens are white plastic copies of the well-known Monopoly tokens iron - boat - canon - rider-on-horse - car and wheelbarrow.
The dice are of white plastic with red and black pips.

The price of this set amounted to Rp 2500 (= € 1,15) in August 1996.

Edition: Monopoli Intercontinental 
Publisher: DM Sport (Reg.No. 257340) - ± 1996
Dimensions of the small box: 14.7 x 18.0 cm
                 of the game board: 35.5 x 35.5 cm
The game:
This edition immediately reminds of the small box with separate game board "Monopoli Dunia International" of Bakar Product, not only because of almost exactly same sizes of the small boxes and game boards, but in particular because of the fact that this set contains a rules of "Monopoli New Internasional".
Another special item is the green plastic dice cup in both editions. 
Note that this issue has no copyright.
However the greatest resemblance is the division of the game board into Komplek groups from A to H, being 22 different countries and 4 transport means of cities for the "station-spaces".

From Start (Receive $ 2000) onwards the properties, illustrated with pictures of landmarks are:
Komplek A: Indonesia - Malaysia
Komplek B: Singapore - HongKong - Taiwan
Komplek C: Philipina - Thailand - Vietnam
Komplek D: Jepang (= Japan) - Korea - India
Komplek E: RRC (CINA) - Uni Soviet - Italia
Komplek F: Inggris (= UK) - Perancis (= F) - Belanda (= NL)
Komplek G: Kanada - Amerika Serikat (= USA) - Brazilia
Komplek H: Australia - Afrika

Compared with the other edition most countries are the same, except for Hawai - Jerman (= D) and Swiss. These countries have been replaced by Vietnam - Brazilia and Korea. 
The midfields of the sides are resp.: Changi Airport - Terminal Bis Tokyo (= Tokyo Bus Terminal) - Stasiun London and Pelabuhan Sydney (= Sydney Harbour). Instead of paying Income Tax and Luxury Tax you must pay a toll (= Pajak jalan) and Special Tax (= Pajak istimewa).
The dimensions of the good looking property deeds (with unprinted backs) are 60 x 90 mm. The illustrated pink Kesempatan (Opportunity = Chance) and green Dana Umum (= Community Chest) cards are 50 x 76 mm. 
The rents at a property are doubled in case a player owns all sites of a color group. Mortgage values of the properties are given on the property cards. They vary from almost 41% to 57.1%. 
The banknotes (54 x 100 mm) of this edition are interesting. Besides the name "Bank Monopoli New Internasional" (note the use of 2 languages) all notes show a large $-sign and a drawing of a lokomotive of the 18th century. The 8 denominations in dollars are: $ 10 - $ 20 - $ 50 - $ 100 - $ 200 - $ 500 - $ 1000 and $ 5000. The green plastic tiled houses with chimney have the same sizes as the red hotels. 
The tokens are 6 plastic pawns like clowns caps.
The little dice are white with red pips. 

The price of this set amounted to Rp 2500 (= € 1,15) in August 1996.

Edition: MONOPOLI  Laga Internasional, Hak Cipta No. 012631
Publisher: LAGA (Reg.No. 009734) - ±1997
Dimensions of the small box: 14.7 x 18.3 cm
                 of the game board: 35.3 x 35.3 cm
The game:
This edition of a game with 8 groups of Komplekses is the first one that plays anticlockwise. This may be done to be different from the DM Sport issue, because all properties of both editions are exactly the same. And so Laga could get a copyright on this version?

From Start (Receive $ 2.000) onwards, but anticlockwise, the properties, illustrated with drawings of landmarks are:
Komplek A: Indonesia - Malaysia
Komplek B: Singapore - HongKong - Taiwan
Komplek C: Philipina - Thailand - Vietnam
Komplek D: Jepang (= Japan) - Korea - India
Komplek E: RRC (CINA) - Uni Soviet - Italia
Komplek F: Inggris (= UK) - Perancis (= F) - Belanda (= NL)
Komplek G: Kanada - Amerika (without Serikat = united) - Brazilia
Komplek H: Australia - Afrika

The midfields of the sides are as in the other versions: Changi Airport - Terminal Bis Tokyo (= Tokyo Bus Terminal) - Stasiun London and Pelabuhan Sydney (= Sydney Harbour). Instead of paying Income Tax and Luxury Tax you pay a toll (= Pajak jalan) and Special Tax (= Pajak istimewa).
The backside of the game board is used for the Bonus game: Snakes and Ladders. 
The dimensions of the property deeds (with unprinted backs) are 60 x 90 mm. The illustrated pink Kesempatan (Opportunity = Chance) and green Dana Umum (= Community Chest) cards are 59 x 87 mm. 
All prices of all properties, the mortgage values included, are exactly the same as of the DM Sport version.
The design of the banknotes (53 x 97 mm) is poor. They are issued by the "Bank Monopoli Medan", that is because the city of Medan on the isle of Sumatra is the manufacturer's residence. The caption reads "New International" (only in English). There are 2 designs used to illustrate the one-sided printed notes: the lower denominations show a womans portrait in the centre and under that Dolar, whereas on the higher values the lady looks the other way and Dolar is on her eyes' level. The 8 denominations are: $ 10 - $ 20 - $ 50 - $ 100 - $ 200 - $ 500 - $ 1000 and $ 5000. The large dark green plastic houses have the same sizes as the mahogany hotels. There are only 4 plastic pawns (of which 2 green ones) as tokens, although another set contained 4 plastic figures(see the picture).
The little dice are white with red pips. 

The price of this set amounted to € 1,80 in August 1999.

Edition: Monopoli Indonesia Gaya Baru - BONUS Ular Tangga  Halma
Publisher: Inland manufacturer - 1997 
Dimensions of the box: 26.0 x 50.8 cm
The game:
This bold imitation and mixture of the Parker Brothers (USA) and Waddington (UK) designs promisses more than it really gives.

With the imitation of the Parker Brother presentation of the lid of the European editions, i.e. the red Monopoly bar on top of the second part of the 4th side (including 2 dice showing the 3 and 5), it suggest an "authorized" issue. However, the quality of the box is visibly bad and after opening the set the disappointment is complete! First of all the inner box contains 8 very simple carboard trays for the accessories, whereas the other half of the space is filled up with yellow cardboard insert with the rules. These rules again  show the word Monopoly (with Y) with under it the typical "engines illustration" with 2 locomotives, 2 houses and the £-symbol in the middle (= Waddington design). 
Next the game board appears to be the same as the separate board to the small boxes (1) and (2) with the name Monopoli Gaya Baru. However, the presentation of all islands of the Indonesian archipelago is a good way to show the magnitude of this country.

For the enumeration of the properties on the game board, the cards, green houses and red hotels, see above.
On the other hand the design of the banknotes ask for special attention. Although the rules mention the money as Rp (= Rupiah) the small Monopoly Gaya Baru banknotes (38 x 95 mm) clearly mention dollar and show 2 long numbers, 2 signatures and the year 1997 in one copy (and 1998 in another). The 7 denominations are: $ 1 - $ 5 - $ 10 - $ 20 - $ 50 - $ 100 and $ 500.
As is said on the lid the set contains 2 other games besides Monopoly: Snakes and Ladders and Halma. In some sets these 2 games are on one additional game board, on others they are printed on the back of the Monopoly game board. The pawns for these games also vary in dimension in the various issues.
The 8 tokens are plastic copies of the Parker Brother's car - hat - thimble - canon - iron - wheel barrow - boat and rider-on-horse. However the manufacturer uses different qualities of plastic so it may happen you find black tokens or gold colored ones.
The very small dice (10x10x10 mm) can be white with black pips or red with white pips.

The price of this set amounted to Rp 19.900 (= € 2,25) in February 2001.

Edition: Monopoli Indonesia Gaya Baru - small box (2)
Publisher: Inland manufacturer - 1998
Dimensions of the small box: 14.3 x 18.3 cm
                 of the game board: 36 x 36 cm
The game:
This edition is just another issue of the earlier described version (1). There are great similarities as well as differences.

The similarities are:

The differences are:

The price of this set amounted to Rp 7940 (= € 0,90) in February 2001.

Edition: Magnit MONOPOLI   Laga Nasional, 
              ref. AL- 008, Hak Cipta No. 012846  
Publisher: LAGA (Reg.No. 009734) - ± 1998
Dimensions of the small box: 24.0 x 12.7 x 4.7 cm
The game:
It is interesting to compare this "national" copyrighted magnetic edition with the "international" copyrighted version of the same manufacturer: Both games go anticlockwise. And there are more similarities as well as differences.

The midfields of the sides are: Kemayoran Airport - Terminal Bis Semarang - Stasiun Pasar Turi - Pelabuhan Belawan (= Belawan Harbour). Instead of paying Income Tax and Luxury Tax you pay a toll (= Pajak jalan) and Special Tax (= Pajak istimewa).
All accessoiries are stored inside the game board box.

The price of this set amounted to Rp 33.900 (= € 6,40) in August 1999.

Edition: Monopoli "Internasional", Hak Cipta No. 007160
Publisher: "Old Santa's" (Reg.No. 291125) - ± 1998
Dimensions of the small box: 15 x 18 cm
                 of the game board: 35.5 x 35.5 cm
The game:
Another "International" version consisting of a small box for the accessories and a separate game board. And again the properties are grouped in 8 Komplekses.

The large banknotes (60 x 105 mm) of this edition are interesting. Although the design of each note is different they all show the name "Bank Monopoli Internasional" as well as a man's portrait and a year (that however, has no relation to the year of issue), 2 long numbers and 2 signatures. The 8 denominations are: $ 100 - $ 200 - $ 500 - $ 1000 - $ 2000 - $ 5000 - $ 10000 - $ 20.000 and $ 100,000.  Typical for this issue are the 7 plastic tokens being warriors and heralds.
The little dice are white with red pips and can be thrown with the help of a small brown plastic dice cup.

The price of this set amounted to Rp 11.110 (= € 1,35) in February 2001.

Edition: Monopoli Up to Date - Hotel
Publisher: Inland manufacturer - ± 1998
Dimensions of the small box: 12 x 16 cm
                 of the game board: 36.4 x 38.4 cm
The game:
This is probably the poorest edition of all Indonesian Monopoli versions I've seen so far. Not only is the game board very badly printed on a thin cardboard, but it is not pre-folded, which causes a very bad crack over the board and besides many spaces only have a name and no illustration. 
This issue has a new design: all properties are hotels and related objects. However, there is little method in the color groups. The first property (Hotel Dibya Puri) belongs to the last 2 properties of the board, according to it's color. And so the 2nd property (Hotel Jakarta Hilton) is red but most probably is not the 4th property of the red spaces on the 3rd side. There is a white space (Pertamina Cottage) next to the "Go to Jail" space that may belong to the green group, but if so it will be the only group with 4 properties. The Money Changer in the mid of the first side can be built on so it does not belong to the group of properties that need not to be built on. 
It  therefore maybe possible that the colors does not necessarily make groups of properties and that each individual property can be built on, since the cards does not say anything in this direction.

The tanah  (= Ground, 21 black hollow plastic caps) of the properties must be prepared. Next it can be provided with a gedung (= Building, 21 yellow caps), follwed by perlengkapan (= Equipment, 21 blue green caps). The mortgage value of the properties depends on the site and varies between 46 and 64%. All property deeds are brown yellow and have no color bar. The back side of these cards has the grey color of untreated cardboard and is unprinted.
The dimensions of the cards are of: 

The 40 spaces are from Berangkat onwards:
Hotel Dibya Puri - Dana Umum - Hotel Jakarta H. - Pajak Bumi & Bangunan (= Community Tax) - Money Changer - Hotel Kartika Plaza - Kesempatan - Hotel Grand Preanger - Hotel Arjuna Plaza - Penjara/Harus Tinggal (= Jail/Must stay) - Hotel Gombel International - Hotel Patra Yasa - Hotel Mangkunegara Palace - Hotel Bumi Hyatt - Perusahaan Catering - Hotel Garden - Dana Umum - Ruma Makan - Hotel Elmi - Fasilitas -  Hotel Mirama - Kesempatan - Hotel Sahid Jaya - Hotel Grand Park - Swimming Pool - Hotel Bali Beach - Daerah Wisata Bayarlah  Karcis - Barber Shop -Hotel Majapahit - Masuk Penjara - Pertamina Cottage - Discotheque - Hotel Sari Pasifik - Dana Umum - Perusahaan Taxi - Kesempatan - Hotel Merlin - Pertamina (= a gas station) and Hotel Ramayana.

Of these properties those which need no building are: Perusahaan Catering (= Catering Service) - Ruma Makan (= Restaurant) - Swimming Pool - Barber Shop - Discot(h)eque and Perusahaan Taxi(= Taxi Enterprise). On the fields  "Daerah Wisata Bayarlah  Karcis" (=  Buy a ticket for this picnic area)  and the "Pertamina" gas station one has only to pay.
It is amazing that one has to stay in Jail instead of "Just passing".

The design of the banknotes is an exact copy of the Parker Brothers notes, including the word Monopoly and the almost same dimensions. The only 5 denominations without currency are: 25 - 50 - 100 - 500 and 1000. 
The only 4 tokens are of the same shape as the caps for the properties only slightly bigger.
Both poorly made dice (12x12x12 mm) are black with white pips.

The price of this set amounted to Rp 7940 (= € 0,90) in February 2001.

Edition: Monopoly Laga International Magnetic, ref. AL- 053
Publisher: Laga International (Reg.No. 009734) - H.Martin - ± 1998
Dimensions of the box: 29.3 x 37.3 cm
       of the game board: 36.0 x 38.8 cm
The game:
The rim of the lid of this edition that is made in China says "Product by: H.Martin Foundation fareast Humantarian service INDONESIA". The poor notation is also shown by the mention "design and colours of contents are subject to ammandements".

It is obvious to compare the design of this edition with the earlier issued magnet one under ref. AL-008 (= Nasional version) as wel as the non-magnetic Internasional version Hak Cipta No. 012631.

From Start (Receive $ 2.000) onwards, but anticlockwise, the properties, illustrated with drawings of landmarks are:
Complex A: Indonesia - Malaysia
Road Duties: Italy         < why?
Complex B: Singapore - HongKong - Taiwan
Complex C: Philippines - Thailand - Vietnam
Complex D: Japan - Korea - India
Complex E: China - Uni Soviet - Italy
Complex F: United of Kindom - France - Netherlands
Complex G: Canada - United State - Brazil
Complex H: Australia - Africa

As the enumeration above shows the names of some countries are poorly translated, like: Uni Soviet - United of Kingdom and United State. Another sloppiness is the fact that the 3rd F-complex became a "Complex E".

The midfields of the sides are as in the other versions: Changi Airport - Bus Station of Tokyo - London Station and Harbour of Sydney. Because everything is in English in this edition now Pajak jalan became Road Duties and Pajak istimewa are Special Duties.

The price of this set amounted to Rp 40.000 (= € 4,55) in February 2001.

Edition: Baliopoly - First edition
Publisher: Nigel Salinger Holiday Trading Game - ±1999
Dimensions of the box: 27.5 x 27.5 cm
The game:
This is doubtless by far the nicest edition issued in Indonesia.
Till early 2001 there was a website telling about this game: "Baliopoly is a handcrafted board game, made in Bali by the combined efforts of over one hundred Balinese. Baliopoly is designed to take the players through the most popular tourist destinations and local customs found on Bali, by landing on a game square of well known locations  such as Kuta Beach, Nusa Dua Beach Hotel, Made's Warung and Waterbom Park & Spa."

However, in a serious attempt in Februari 2001 to locally  buy this beautiful game it turned out that it was no longer available. I'm therefore afraid the "second edition" will never be issued because of "differences of opinion" between the publisher and Parker Brothers/Hasbro, at least not with the Indonesian Mr.Monopoly in the red bar. 

Edition: Monopoly - Edisi Indonesia, rectangular box, ref.0708000097611/12
              Permainan perdagangan properti yang tercepat
                 The fast-Dealing Property Trading Game
Publisher: PT NewBoy Toy Comp. - Parker Brothers/Hasbro - 2009
Dimensions of the box: 27.0 x 40.0 x 5.5 cm
The game:
This is the first official Parker/Hasbro edition of Indonesia. From the first part of the reference number it appears the game was designed July 2008, but it only appeared on the market on April 1, 2009. (Because it is shown that many European editions of this version of the standard game, ref.00009, also have been designed in 2008, the conclusion can be made this first Indonesia publication was well involved in the development of this new edition.)
Normally, the 3-digit number after the ref.number is Hasbro's country code. But here is a dual 4-digit number, which should stand for Indonesia. I'm afraid such a conclusion will not be correct.
Of course this issue is in many ways similar to that of the publications of the other countries, but there are some exceptions.

Hasbro has not opted for "the streets of the country's capital" but for 8 cities of the country. This is rather exceptional, like in
Switzerland (18 cities) - The Netherlands (8 cities) - Australia (8 states) and New Zealand (22 cities).

The 8 cities on this first, bilingual, Indonesian issue from Hasbro are from Go/Maju onwards:

Semarang (Java) - Medan (Sumatra) - Makassar (Sulawesi) - Yokyakarta (Java) - Bandung (Java) - Denpasar (Bali) - Surabaya (Java)  and Jakarta (Java).

And the streets from these cities are respectivily:

Jalan dr. Cipto - Dana Umum/Community Chest - Jalan Pandanaran - Pajak Penghasilan/Income tax  - Bandara Medan - Jalan Jenderal Sudirman - Kesempatan/Chance - Jalan Iskandar Muda - Jalan Mongonsidi - Dipenjara/In Jail - Jalan dr.Sam  Ratulangi - Perusahaan Listrik/Electric Company - Jalan Pasar Ikan - Jalan Sultan Hasanuddin - Bandara Denpasar -  Jalan Magelang - Dana Umum/Community Chest - Jalan Pangeran Mangkubumi - Jalan Malioboro - Parkir Bebas/Free Parking - Jalan Cihampelas - Kesempatan/Chance - Jalan Merdeka - Jalan Braga - Bandara Surabaya - Jalan Teuku Umar - Jalan Diponegoro - Instalasi Air/ Water Works - Jalan Gajah Mada - Masuk Penjara/Go to Jail - Jalan Pemuda- Jalan Basuki Rachmat - Dana Umum/Community Chest - Jalan Mayen Sungkono - Bandara Jakarta - Kesempatan/Chance - Jalan Thamrin - Pajak Super/Super Tax and Jalan Gatot Subroto.

The 4 spaces in the mid of each side, mostly used for train stations, are here assigned to the airports of Medan - Denpasar - Surabaya and Jakarta.

This version of Hasbro's standard edition has been extended by a 3^rd die, the red Speed Die, to speed up your game. However, the game can still played the "old fashioned" way, without this additional die. 
This die shows the figures 1 - 2 and 3, a bus and Mr.Monopoly (2x). The influence of this Lucky Die is, in conjunction with the white dice: 

Other differences of this version compared to the "old standard" are:

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This game is: Buatan Cina - Made in China.

The price of this edition was said to be at the introduction on April 1, 2009 in Jakarta according to a press release, from € 24,25 to € 64,80.
In October 2011 the price amounted to RP 279,900 (€ 22,90) in Bandung.